Hotel Tamarind Tree

We booked a 30 square meter room with two beds - one children's sofa and a large double bed. We were put in a much smaller room and when I went to the reception to ask why, I was told that this was the room I had booked. However, the photo showed a completely different one. Fortunately, the manager quickly resolved this issue and we were moved to a larger room. We liked the hotel. A nice, clean pool was more than welcome. Dinner was pretty good, but the breakfast was meager. The hotel seemed very beautiful to us, a good choice for a family stay 👍

A family-style B&B with good environmental sanitation and a very enthusiastic owner!

The hotel is a bit far away from Yala National Park, but in comparison, the price/performance ratio is quite high, with complete facilities and warm service. You can pack breakfast and go to Yala National Park.

Very cost-effective hotel, wifi is not very stable, other things are better

Very clean and comfortable stay experience. Highly recommended to everyone.

The hotel's swimming pool is good, the water quality is relatively good, and the swimming pool is relatively large. It can score 5 points; The hotel's Wi-Fi is very slow and basically unusable. This negative review is worth 1 point; The hotel's food is average and can be scored 4 points; The accommodation conditions are B&Bs, so don’t expect too much; The conditions of the hotels next to Yala Park are very average, and that's about it. Regarding chartered cars in Yala National Park, please do not step into the trap. Jeep chartered cars are all priced uniformly by market associations. According to the model, the price is 13,000-15,000 rupees for 4 hours for half a day and double for the whole day. You can buy the park tickets alone. Any quotation in the name of a turnkey package, whether it is a driver introduction or a hotel recommendation, is a scam. Be sure to keep your eyes peeled and ask for price details! ! ! The folk customs in Yala are not very simple, so be sure to avoid pitfalls!

The prices of hotels near the southern seaside are comparable to those of the Colombo Hilton Hotel, but the hardware facilities are much worse. Although the swimming pool owned by the hotel is not large, the water quality is not bad, and it also provides auxiliary play facilities such as water polo and ball racks. The food for breakfast and dinner was just like this. When I checked out, I paid and left without looking at the bill details. Afterwards, I took out the bill and looked at it. I found that we did not consume Coke for dinner, but there was indeed a charge of 220 rupees on the bill. Although the amount is so small that it can be ignored, it reflects the lax record of consumption bills.